Digital health has shown signs of resurgence in the public market after Hinge Health and Omada Health successfully went public, with shares surging on debut. Investors are starting to take notice of the digital health sector again, presenting hope for late-stage startups previously in IPO limbo. However, many companies are postponing their IPO plans, with some eyeing 2026 or later due to market uncertainties. Factors include a cautious approach to timing, with leaders like Sword Health considering even further out IPO dates to ensure stability.
Hinge Health became the first digital health startup to go public in years, followed by Omada Health; both saw their shares jump, signaling investor interest.
Many late-stage healthcare companies are now eyeing IPOs in 2026 or later due to ongoing market uncertainties, as the IPO environment remains challenging.
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